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Monday, February 27, 2012

Fill ér Up (1982)

Dry Bones

(1982) Dry Bones cartoon: Economy, gasoline, fuel, Automobiles, Shuldig, Optimism,
Today's Golden Oldie is from 1982.

Thirty years ago this month!

Another "I could run it today as is" cartoons! It shows Mr. Shuldig in a wildly "look at the bright side" optimist mood.

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